Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently had an opportunity to visit the Tesla Giga Berlin-Brandenburg plant in Grünheide near Berlin, Germany. Besides making some pronouncements about interior decor, Musk reportedly let on that the plant is expected to be engaged in making Tesla's next-generation, affordable electric car model.

According to the Gigafactory Berlin News channel on Twitter/X, which covers plant-related news, Musk announced during his visit that the upcoming €25,000 electric car (known in the U.S. to be a $25,000 electric car) will be produced in Berlin.

We tried to find additional confirmation of this report, but apparently, the speech was limited only to employees and there is no video. The news has been shared by a number of Tesla-oriented websites (including Teslarati and Torque News), which indicates that it's considered probable.

Meanwhile, Musk congratulated the team and praised the factory, which makes the Tesla Model Y for the European market. He also revealed that the entire factory will be covered with art. There are already multiple works of graffiti, but it seems that it's just the beginning in terms of decorating the place.

As we know, Tesla's next-generation model – essentially the affordable electric car and its autonomous Robotaxi cousin – is assigned to the forthcoming Giga Mexico plant. However, one report indicates that the car might be developed and initially produced in Texas.